1. drinkthatchocolatemilk:

    why is it that revolutionaries and anarchists are labeled as crazy and violent, but conformists are not said to be lazy and a drag on society?

    (via imagineyourselfhere)

     

  2. (Fonte: dormio, via winds-and-waters)

     


  3. elphabaforpresidentofgallifrey:

    3-2-1queer:

    When I was in fifth grade I realized I liked girls but I was like “that’s a problem for another day” and literally forgot about it and then in like eleventh grade I was like “oh my god”

    YOU PROCRASTINATED REALIZING YOUR SEXUALITY THAT’S IT YOU WIN YOU ARE THE QUEEN OF THE PROCRASTINATORS i bow to you

    (Fonte: iseeavoice, via caddy-smashing)

     

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  5. Education, in order to keep up the mighty delusion, encourages a species of ignorance. People are not taught to be really virtuous, but to behave properly. We are wicked because we are frightfully self-conscious. We nurse a conscience because we are afraid to tell the truth to others; we take refuge in pride because we are afraid to tell the truth to ourselves. How can one be serious with the world when the world itself is so ridiculous!
     


  6. connotativewords:

    The Kooks | Naive
    True or false, it may be. She’s still out to get me. Just don’t let me down.

    (via bikinikill)

     

  7. Katherine Pierce, “Graduation”

    It’s Katherine The Bitch Pierce to you

    (Fonte: swifterly, via thevampirediaries)

     


  8. pattinsin:

    i actually have a fashion taste that is completly different from what i actually wear but i dont have enough confidence to wear what i really want to wear

    (via arcticbeatlebum)

     


  9. What you read is important, but not all important. How you read is the main consideration. For if you know how to read, there’s a world of education even in the newspapers, the magazines, on a single billboard or a stray advertising dodger.

    The secret of good reading is this: read critically!

    — Timeless wisdom from 75+ years ago: How to acquire knowledge. (via explore-blog)

    (Fonte: , via referenceforwriters)

     

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